Freedom Pizza is testing electric motorbikes for its delivery services in collaboration with clean energy start-up, Solva Technologies.
Freedom Pizza currently has 140 delivery drivers on the road and expects to have 200 by the end of the year. The testing of e-bikes that is currently taking place in the UAE, is being conducted to provide data to Solva Technologies to help create a universal solution to clean delivery. The ultimate goal is to ensure that all of Freedom’s vehicles are powered by electricity, which will be replicated with e-bicycles and electric cars, as the company expands internationally.
This initiative showcases Freedom’s dedication in becoming a more environmentally conscious business. Earlier this year, the brand launched its #StopSucking campaign, announcing it would stop providing plastic straws and cutlery, and instead provide biodegradable cutlery to consumer.
“Freedom Pizza believes that electric vehicles are the future of delivery, being environmentally friendly and an efficient form of transport. Our effort to move towards being a sustainable and environmentally friendly UAE company is very much in line with ‘Expo 2020’ and ‘Energy Strategy 2050’ policy set in place by the UAE government. We believe that the nexus of reliable and effective e-vehicle technology is here. The use of electric bicycles, motorbikes and cars will be core to our expansion plans into the UK and European markets, particularly in urban environments where they are well suited,” says founder and CEO, Ian Ohan.
Watsons to open 20 new stores in the GCC
In 2020, global health & beauty retailer AS Watson Group signed its
April 29, 2024 | By Rupkatha BElevate engagement, experience and profitability to unlock retail growth
Marchon Eyewear’s ZEISS wins 2024 Red Dot “Best of the Best” Awards for VisionClip
Revolutionising retail: How RetailGPT is shaping the future of shopping malls
Times Square Center: Building community through more than retail
/ 
What does it take to sustain profitable growth in the post-IPO phase?
Mahalle began its operations in 2022 as an “Authentic Turkish Grocery in
“Retail is a people’s business. When building a retail brand or the
From being one of the first retailers in Dubai to ban single-use
For starters, Rabbit is a growing e-commerce grocery platform in Egypt always
In 2024 grocery retail major Choithrams has achieved several milestones underscoring its
Industry pioneers are embracing a comprehensive strategy that integrates consumer insights, digital
The regional grocery retail market is evolving fast keeping pace with constantly
From ethical and local sourcing to adopting cutting-edge technologies to curb food
The regional grocery retail market is becoming more and more diverse, offering
/ 
bkry, one of Alserkal Avenue’s newest residents, goes beyond the cookie cutter
Located at Kempinski Central Avenue, Zenon combines modern technology with luxurious dining,
Founded over 20 years ago by restaurateurs Alexey and Dmitry Vasilchuk, the
In what comes as a significant announcement, Middle East based eyewear majors
Founded in 2007 by Kim Thompson and Matt Toogood, UAE-based RAW Coffee
US-based company SAMBAZON, an acronym for ‘Sustainable Management of the Brazilian Amazon’,
Emirati Gen Z women are seeking collaborative, culturally diverse and creatively enriching
Yolk Brands’ remarkable journey began humbly in April 2019 with the launch
The UAE, particularly Dubai, is a melting pot of cultures. However, introducing
Rapidly expanding its presence in the region, Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons
Founded in 2010 by siblings Vivien and Howard Wong, Little Moons began
Previous Article
